AI is no longer a futuristic concept for the legal industry—it is a present-day catalyst that is already empowering small and midsize law firms to scale their operations, expand their geographic reach and compete with larger firms.

Zach Abramowitz, a tech consultant to law firms and legal departments, says legal tech's surging revenue may be a sign of an impending bubble.

Lawyers were slapped with the reality that when AI goes wrong, they will be liable for it, and may face serious consequences

Supported by “unrestricted gifts” from Microsoft and ChatGPT maker OpenAI, the Harvard-based Institutional Data Initiative is working with libraries and museums around the world on how to make their historic collections AI-ready in a way that also benefits the communities they serve.